Angiosarcoma is a deadly cancer that has been linked to toxic exposure of the chemical vinyl chloride. Because the toxin is used as a propellant in aerosol cans such as hair spray, beauticians and other beauty shop workers have an increased risk of angiosarcoma affliction.

Because the extensive use of the chemical as a propellant was not actually curbed until the 1970’s in the U.S., an immeasurable number of victims may have come into contact with the deadly toxin. While the actual amount of vinyl chloride in a an aerosol can was minimal, the use of many cans in an environment with poor ventilation like beauty salons could have created an unsafe level of exposure for these workers.

If you or someone that you love was unjustly exposed to dangerous levels of vinyl chloride due to your work in a beauty salon or other environment, you may be entitled to financial compensation for the consequences that you’ve had to endure. Make sure to call a knowledgeable attorney with vinyl chloride expertise so that you can explore all of your options today.

The Law Firms of Steigerwalt & Associates and Herschel Hobson have joined forces to help victims of the deadly cancer angiosarcoma as a result of toxic vinyl chloride exposure throughout the country.

The Law Firms of Steigerwalt & Associates and Herschel Hobson have joined forces to help victims of the deadly cancer angiosarcoma as a result of toxic vinyl chloride exposure throughout the country. Hershel Hobson, Ph.D., J.D. has spent over three decades committing himself to protecting working men and women in Texas from chemical exposure both in the workplace and the home environment, and he has fought tirelessly for victims of occupational diseases due to exposure to such toxins as vinyl chloride. Both of these prestigious firms are dedicated to pursuing justice for their clients and fighting for the rights of angiosarcoma victims. Together our law firms can help you regardless of where you live.

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